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Blue Origin expects to launch the New Glenn system in 2021.

The lawsuit, filed on Wednesday with the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, seeks to "remove the veil of Google’s secret practices and end Google’s abuse of its monopoly power in online advertising markets," to "restore free and fair competition," and to "secure structural, behavioral, and monetary relief to prevent Google from ever again engaging in deceptive trade practices and abusing its monopoly power to foreclose competition and harm consumers."

Walt Disney's Bob Iger and DreamWorks' Jeffrey Katzenberg could be on President-elect Joe Biden's ambassador shortlist.

Starbucks has suspended two upcoming happy hour promotions in its U.S. stores as coronavirus cases surge across the country.

The airline has partnered with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to begin a voluntary contact-tracing program for all passengers arriving from international destinations, before expanding to all passengers on outbound domestic or international flights.

Southwest Airlines Co said on Wednesday it expects to take delivery of 35 737 MAX aircraft from Boeing Co through the end of 2021.

WASHINGTON - Amazon.com urged a U.S. judge to toss out the Pentagon's $10 billion JEDI cloud computing contract award after the Defense Department said in September a court-ordered re-evaluation had determined Microsoft Corp's proposal still represented the best value for the government.

Walt Disney World Resort is reopening four hotels in 2021.

After failing to purchase the Mets, Alex Rodriguez is taking a swing at another flailing entity — the hotel business.

The Biden transition team has quietly added a group of individuals that will likely face pushback from the progressive wing of the Democratic party, including two Goldman Sachs veterans, one Google employee and three Facebook employees. 

Big tech companies face hefty fines in the European Union and Britain if they treat rivals unfairly or fail to protect users on their platforms, in proposed regulations unveiled Tuesday by officials in Brussels and London.

Giannis Antetokounmpo earned the NBA MVP award two straight seasons. On Tuesday, the Milwaukee Bucks superstar was rewarded for being one of the best players in the league.

General Motors is upgrading its Tonawanda, N.Y., engine plant and Parma, Ohio, stamping factory to help meet demand for full-size trucks.

Walmart says it has tested the multi-temperature trucks on a small scale in Bentonville in order to see how they may be able to transfer customer orders from a dark store to a live store, or one that is open to the public. 

Disney World announced over the weekend that it would stop digitally adding masks to photos of patrons who were not wearing them.

Virgin Galactic continues to be a favorite amongst Wall Street analysts, despite the failure of the space tourism company's SpaceShipTwo Unity rocket this past weekend.

Late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has one more "insanely great" item left to share with the world.

General Electric is ramping up its efforts to decarbonize the power sector.

The broader quality-control checks, covering the entire fuselage of the planes rather than just certain sections around the tail, are why inspections are taking longer than previously anticipated, the officials said. It also explains why no Dreamliners were delivered in November.

Rather than risk having their systems clogged with packages, both FedEx and UPS are holding a harder line by enforcing a preset limit on the daily number of packages they will pick up.